George Fox University - L'Ami Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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c 0 — DU rn The present sophomore class entered this institution in September, 1940. Gold- en Noble, Monte Trask, and Betty Lou Gardner captained the class while freshmen. Commendable resistance was shown to the initiation efforts of the sophomores of that year. Fortunately for all concerned, however, they were soon brought into line with little trouble save the occasional chastisement of a few old guards and die hards. A well presented play, College Daze , highlighted the efforts of the class that year. As sophomores they continued to be active, as any freshman will tell you. As a carry over from the year before, the Juniors were given a wet but rollicking hay- ride sponsored by the sophomore class. A nob ' e and profitable project was under- taken by the sophomores in their making and selling of Pacific College pennants. This year the class has been under the guidance of Betty Lou Gardner, presi- dent; Wayne Roberts, vice president; and Kathleen Smith, secretary. ARTHUR ROBERTS EDWIN ROBERTS HARVEY McCAFFREE BETTY VASEY KEITH WILLIAMS FLORENCE SW ANSON MARGERY WOHLGEMUTH MARJORIE WILSON

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Leo Crisman, Pres. James Armstrong, V. Pres. Patricia Powell, Sec. Bett y Altig Wilma Archambeau rronrr ai David Beebe Vivian Booher Beulah Chaffee Catherine Coffin Mona Cowley Earl Craven Wendell Deane Mary Dixon Barbara Garrett Barbara George Thelma Green George Garrich John Hays Owen Helm Ruth Hester CLASS OF 1945 The largest freshman class in the history of Pacific College marked the opening of the 1941 term and of the second half cen- tury of Pacific ' s existence. This year ' s class has been unusually active and have proved to be a good example of the spirit of growth and progress which marks the new era at Pacific College. A big event in any Rook ' s life is the initiation ritual. This year ' s ceremonies, performed by the mighty sophomores, were bigger and better than ever, featuring such classics as the now you see it — now you don ' t Rook taxi which did turn up in the oddest places. Highlights of the year for the Rooks (aside from their remark- able bonfire feat) were the presentation of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur ' s Court , presented as their class play, an annual freshman project, and the control of Bruin Jr., elusive little Teddy Bear. The freshmen are to be congratulated on their remarkable performance in the class play. It is an example of the wit and originality of this new section of Pacific College. Guiding the destiny of the class were Leo Crisman, president ; James Armstrong, vice president; and Patricia Powell, secretary. Merribell Hoffman, Arthur James, Doris Jones, Francis Keyes, Burl Kirk- patrick, Dorothy Lichtenthaler, Bernice Mardock. Mary Lou Mardock, Carroll Michener, Eileen Mittby, Harold Nelson, Viola Nixon, Clayton Palmer, Joyce Perisho, Frances Raven, Deane Roberts Arline Schild, Winifred Sersain, Evangelyn Shattuck, Margaret Smidt, Lilburn Tucker, Marie Wakefie ld, Harold Williams, Bethel Wilson, Marilyn Wilson Cathryn Winslow